I simply state facts. If your idea of something which has NOT fulfilled ANY of its promised goals is anything but collapsed, I'd like to know what that might be.
Okay, please point me in the direction of the dictionary (there are at least twenty online) that defined "collapse" as not fulfilling goals.
The Soviet Union collapsed in 1991 when it ceased to exist as a nation. The Yankees collapsed in 2004 when the blew that lead to the Red Sox. The Rana Plaza building collapsed in Bangladesh in 2013. Obamacare, which despite court challenges is still the law of the land and has more signups every year, has not collapsed. It has faults, it has challenges, and it might be repealed someday (some or most of it) but as of 2016 it has not collapsed.
One needs to first understand Markle is a con tool. He does not care about or understand truth. Which is what you, I, and most of the world values. His truth is bounded and created by others that tell him what to believe. Because they know what he wants to believe. And they know he wants an adversary which they have defined for him as Liberals. And they know he wants to be angry.
So, the talking points say he should believe that Obamacare is dying. So he does.
Then, since he is told what to believe, he stays away from sources they do not provide for him. So he looks at impartial sources when they tell him to, otherwise he spends his time with bat shit crazy con sites which provide him with what he is told to, and what he wants, to believe.
so if you google "Obamacare collapsing" you get the following sites saying what Markle believes:
Townhall
NY post
Daily Caller
NewsMax
ConservativeNews
FoxNews
GOPUSA
Dailysignal
Etc, Etc' Several of the bat shit crazy con web sites that cons peruse. Every one is saying, like it is fact, that Obamacare is collapsing. So what do the non partisan sites say?
"Rate increases don’t signal collapse
The reality is that the increase in premiums for most people in 2016 will be relatively modest. According to an
analysis by the Department of Health and Human Services,
premiums will increase an average of 7.5 percent for the second-lowest-cost Silver insurance plan next year.
That’s significant because more than 68 percent of the nearly 10 million people who enrolled in an Obamacare plan in 2015
chose a Silver plan. A little more than 20 percent picked a Bronze plan. The remaining 12 percent enrolled in a Gold, Platinum or so-called catastrophic plan.
Keep in mind that the 7.5 percent increase is the average. The premium increases will be more in some states and lower in others – and even nonexistent some places. People enrolled in Silver plans in a number of states will actually see their premiums
fall – from .7 percent in Ohio to 12.6 percent in Indiana.
Why the big variations? Keep in mind that the Obamacare exchanges didn’t even exist prior to 2014, which means insurers had no claims history to rely on when setting rates for that year. Some insurers did a pretty good job of guessing how much they’d have to pay for their enrollees’ medical care and set their rates at a level to cover those expenses and make at least a modest profit.
Those insurers did not increase premiums significantly for either 2015 or 2016. Other insurers underestimated – and in some cases grossly underestimated – how much medical care their enrollees would seek during the first year of the Obamacare exchanges. They are the ones that jacked up their rates the most for 2015 and 2016.
Another thing to keep in mind – and which Obamacare critics never mention – is that the law also seems to be helping to hold down the cost of health insurance for people who get their coverage through their employer – and that’s more than half of us who have private health insurance."
Is Obamacare ‘collapsing’?
So, we have obamacare with problems. Which almost everyone expected. So far, not life ending at all. But fixes need to be made. Problems include:
1. Private insurance companies want to increase costs.
2. Private insurance companies want obamacare to fail
3. Private insurance companies want things as they were before obamacare to maximize their profits.
4. Private insurance companies pay politicians, mostly republican, to spend hundreds of millions of dollars attacking obamacare.
So, you get cons lining up to say what they are told to believe, and to say.
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